John Butler is an accomplished musician and frontman of the Australian roots/rock band The John Butler Trio, which he formed in Fremantle, Western Australia, in 1998. Butler's music is known for its fusion of genres, including blues, reggae, and folk, with a strong focus on skilled guitar work and socially conscious lyrics. Born on April 1, 1975, in Torrance, California, John Butler grew up in Australia, where his music career took root. Over the years, he has garnered a reputation for his incredible live performances and for his virtuosic use of the acoustic guitar, particularly with his instrumental piece "Ocean," which has evolved with each live performance.

Butler's discography with the trio—as well as his solo works—has achieved significant success in Australia, with multiple albums reaching the top of the Australian music charts. Notable releases such as "Faith," and the mesmerizing live version of "Ocean," showcase his dexterity as a guitarist and his depth as a songwriter. "Live In Paris," a testament to his international appeal, captures the energy and intimacy of his performances, which have entranced audiences around the globe. A multiple ARIA award winner, John Butler continues to impress with his commitment to artistic integrity, environmental activism, and humanitarian causes, influencing both the music industry and his fans.